Method Change one of the simple sentences into a principal clause and the others into subordinate clauses. By using a noun clause A noun clause… Continue reading
How to join two or more simple sentences into a single complex sentence
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Grammar Terms – Part II
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Dialect The label dialect refers to any distinctive speech variety associated with the people of a particular region (regional dialect) or a social group (social… Continue reading
Grammar Terms – Part I
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Dangling participle The term dangling participle refers to a participle which is not grammatically linked to the rest of the sentence. For example, in the… Continue reading
Interchange of active and passive voice
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A sentence in the active form can be changed into the passive form. Similarly a sentence in the passive form can be changed into the… Continue reading
Interchange of degrees of comparison – part II
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Study the given sentence: Iron is more useful than any metal. The sentence given above doesn’t make sense because it means that iron is more… Continue reading